MTV Movie Awards Mexico 2005

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The MTV Movie Awards Mexico 2005 was hosted by Ilana Sod.

Contents

Winners and nominees

Favorite Movie

Favorite Actor

Favorite Actress

Best Song from a Movie

Favorite Voice from an Animated Movie

Most Bizariest Sex

Best Trio for a Movie

Legend Award

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